Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 11

- EANESFOR SHIS HELD SHFETY A Regular . Navigation Routes Advocated at Conference of All Interests. A conference of ship owners, ship op- erators and Government officials yester- y_adopted a resolution favoring in qualified fashion the establishment of steamship lanes for use of coastwise shipping as a measure of increasing safety at se e . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930. i JUDGES FOR PYTHIAN FETE 2,000 FIGHT FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA Blaze Sweeps Over 12,600 Acres of Brush, With Estimated Dam- age of $750,000. By the Associated Press. VENTURA, Calif,, October 30.—Two brush fires continued to rage uncon- trolled on widely separated Ventura | County watersheds today, one having | burned over 12,000 acres of pastures and brush and the other 600 acres of | brush and scrub oak. Two thousand | men were recruited to fight the fire. Fire which swept a large portion of Northeastern Ventura County was burn- ing in the upper reaches of Simi Val- | ley and in the Santa Clara River sec- ed the only man left in Moorpark for! to battle the fire. e buildings on the E. L. Doheny ranch were burned. The oil fields north :'(’ '-h:.slml Valley fire for a time were reatened. Both blazes burned to within half a | m'llfi'ff the Los Angeles County line last nl CABINET MEN ACCUSED All Irigoyen Members, Recently | Resigned, Face Trial Over Funds. BUENOS AIRES, October 30 (#).— The Federal prosecutor yesterday ex- tended charges of malversation of public funds and violation of the oath of office to all members of the Irigoyen cabinet, which resigned last month after a successful revolution, Charges previously had been vlaced against former President Hipolito Irigoyen, Horacio Oyhanarte, former foreign minitser, and Gen. Luis Del- lepiane, former minister of war, 'he former ministers named yesterday Down! 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County fire officiels said it had done damage in excess of $750,- 000 The other blaze, in the Malibu Moun- tains, starled at noon yesterday and | burned rapidly into rough country. Moorpark and Simi, which escaped destruction by a brush fire Tuesday, fought & dramatic battle against the second blaze yesterday. Schools were dismissed. housewives played garden | hoses on their homes, upon which burn- | ing cinders fell, and the constable jail- the men should return to their jobs | today at the old wage scale pending| == final adjustment by a board of arbi- tration, aj i service, roject for requiring oil tankers and her shipping laden with inflammable ér explosive material to anchor and eease navigation in foggy weather over erowded sea areas. \ This proposal met with less favor from the. c Jeft open. ‘The proposal would seek to avoid eollisions such as that in Massachusetts Bay last Summer between a tanker and the liner Fairfax, which caused a heavy Toss of lif i ATTORNEY ENDS LIFE Friends Blame Act to Illness Brought on by War Wounds. PHOENIX, Ariz, October 30 (A).— Martin Le Boutillier, 40, one of Arizona’s Il:ulln‘ lewrnsn!,lr l:;:;mm:d “é‘°,‘fl' ere_yesterday. expressed the beliet ‘the aftorney's ~3 by prok 11l health, wounds suffered during the Berlin Strike Ends. 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